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The Polymarket Gamblers Betting on the Value of Your Apartment

The prediction-market platform has introduced a way to make (or lose) money on how much it costs to live here. By Molly Osberg

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Kennedy Cosplay Is Eating the City

Love Story obsessives are flooding Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and JFK Jr.’s ’90s-era haunts. By Clio Chang

under a million

A One-Bedroom in a Gilded Age Mansion (With a Working Fireplace) for $910,000

And a studio in a converted schoolhouse in Prospect Heights. By Matthew Sedacca

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This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings

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under a million A Jackson Heights Two-Bedroom With a Private Elevator for $815,000 And a moody prewar duplex with wide-plank floors in Hudson Square. By Curbed Staff

who’s buying Gracie Abrams Is Collecting Penthouses at One Fifth The singer bought a second top-floor unit in the Art Deco co-op in Greenwich Village. By Clio Chang

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings Ladies and gentlemen, John Barrymore’s old apartment! By Nora DeLigter

neighborhoods It’s an Interesting Time to Live Next Door to Mamdani Yorkville residents are on edge after weekend protests and a bomb threat in Carl Schurz Park. By Emma Rosenblum

under a million A Jackson Heights Two-Bedroom With a Private Elevator for $815,000 And a moody prewar duplex with wide-plank floors in Hudson Square. By Curbed Staff

who’s buying Gracie Abrams Is Collecting Penthouses at One Fifth The singer bought a second top-floor unit in the Art Deco co-op in Greenwich Village. By Clio Chang

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings Ladies and gentlemen, John Barrymore’s old apartment! By Nora DeLigter

neighborhoods It’s an Interesting Time to Live Next Door to Mamdani Yorkville residents are on edge after weekend protests and a bomb threat in Carl Schurz Park. By Emma Rosenblum

On The Market

who’s selling Robert Frank and June Leaf’s Bleecker Street Studio Is for Sale

who’s selling Philippa Soo is Selling Her Brooklyn Heights Loft

unicorns The Queen Anne With a Porte Cochere on Park Place

celebrity real estate Charlie Parker’s Townhouse Is for Sale

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Cityscape

look book The Look Book Goes to Wrestling Speed Dating Gen-Z singles threw on headgear and wrestled their dates in minutelong matches at an event hosted by Grownkid in Greenpoint. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa
urban fauna Bird Flu at Georgica Pond? Hundreds of dead geese at East Hampton’s fanciest body of water have officials worried. By Matthew Sedacca
operators The Alexander Brothers Are Guilty on All Counts The wealthy siblings face possible life sentences for a decadelong pattern of drugging and raping women. By Bridget Read
retail Have You Heard About Whole Foods Jail? Secret security closets. Lifetime bans. I decided to investigate the rumors circulating among New York’s recreational probiotics thieves. By Nora DeLigter
parks and recreation A New Skate Park Proposes to Take Over the Middle of Mount Prospect Skaters rejoice at the renderings of the Tony Hawk project. But neighbors are miffed it’s taking prime park real estate. By Kim Velsey

look book Learning anything cool in class? I’m very interested in the Haudenosaunee and Lenape people. My class is learning about their history, how they made clothes, what food they ate, and how they harvested it. The Look Book Goes to a Snow Day at the Park

Design Hunting

great rooms The Family That Wallpapers Together Rumaan Alam and David Land, with their two sons, downsized toa three-bedroom in Fort Greene and then colormaxxed everything. By Wendy Goodman
operators The Elite Design Firm That Built Jeffrey Epstein’s World The Pintos designed his New York, Paris, and Caribbean homes. They seem to have turned a blind eye to everything else. By Adam Robb
street view There’s Not Enough Noise in ‘Art of Noise’ A new Cooper Hewitt show on music design is heavy on the gizmos but missing the music that grounds it. By Justin Davidson
great rooms A Couple’s Clinton Hill Rental, Sunny-Side Up Kiki Goti and Vincent Staropoli are unapologetic color maximalists, and their home is awash in rich yellows, browns and reds, plus Goti’s own designs. By Wendy Goodman

The Real Estate

under a million A One-Bedroom in a Gilded Age Mansion (With a Working Fireplace) for $910,000 And a studio in a converted schoolhouse in Prospect Heights. By Matthew Sedacca
the housing crisis The Polymarket Gamblers Betting on the Value of Your Apartment The prediction-market platform has introduced a way to make (or lose) money on how much it costs to live here. By Molly Osberg
celebrity real estate Chelsea Handler Says RFK Jr. Sold Her a House Without a Foundation The comedian paid $5.9 million for RFK Jr. and Cheryl Hines’s home in 2021 but still hasn’t been able to move in. By Kim Velsey
apartment department How Much Can a Broker Really Lie to Me? I signed a lease and was told to “pack my bags” for a place in Bed–Stuy. Then someone else moved in. Is that legal? By Clio Chang
operators Everyone Knew About the A-Team How did the Alexander brothers become real-estate elites while allegedly raping or assaulting more than a dozen women? By Bridget Read and James D. Walsh